
Kelly Mest, English Department
Students will write and illustrate a book geared
towards the elementary school audience. Books may include, poetry,
short stories, or plays. After completing the books, Northside students
will travel to various elementary schools to bring their works of
literature to life for the younger students.
Note: Books will be bound.
Here is a group shot of the students who are in the Children's Literature
Colloquium.
Here are the students that are participating in this colloquium.
Kristine Aguilan |
Jennifer Kizer
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Emily
Chase-Ziolek |
Sara Malecki
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Heather
Common |
Thao
Ngo |
Edric
Del Leola |
Curtis
Norcik |
Steven
Donohue |
Megan
O'Donohue |
Melissa
Esparzam |
Charles
Rose |
Katherine
Flores |
Frederick
Umerez |
Jeyson
Florez |
Mieka
van der Ploeg |
Angela
Golden |
Ben
Weinberg |
Alison
Heineman |
Odishoo
Younan |
Jasmine
Kaufman |
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I also interviewed the teacher of this colloquium, Mrs. Mest and
got some information about the colloquium from her.
Q. What do you enjoy most about this colloquium?
A. I enjoy the fact that we get to go out and interact
with younger children.
Q. Do you have any upcoming projects?
A. Next week (October 4th, 2000) we plan to have illustration
workshop where the students will learn the basics of drawing illustrations
for books. We also plan to have a professional storyteller come
in sometime soon so that the students can earn experience in telling
stories to younger children and other audiences.
Q. What is the overall idea of this colloquium?
A. The overall idea of this colloquium is that it gives
us a opportunity to learn about children's literature. We get to
learn how to create it and write children's literature. We also
learn how to draw illustrations for children's literature and how
to publish it.
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